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''Ein guter Nachbar kann Dir näher sein
als ein ferner Verwandter''
 Al-Mashriq
- die Levante - der kulturelle Reichtum der Länder am östlichen Mittelmeer:
Ägypten, Israel, Jordanien, Lebanon, Palästina, Syrien, Türkei...
Einfach auch ein Land im Nahen Osten:
Al-Mashriq - Stichwort Israel: Über Israel v. arab. Seite aus...
Wir haben
alle das Recht zu träumen, auch von einem neuen Nahen Osten. Träume hat
nicht nur Shimon Peres - schon viel früher träumte Theodor Herzl (s''l).
Sein Buch 'Der Judenstaat' begann mit den Worten: ''Wenn ihr nur wollt, so
ist es kein Traum...''.
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- From the front page of the 'Arab
Organization for Human Rights':
"Calls for respect of human rights and fundamental freedoms of all
citizens and residents of the Arab world; defend any individual whose
human rights are subjected to violations which are contrary to the
Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the
International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural rights and
the
International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights; endeavour,
regardless of political considerations, to obtain release of detained or
imprisoned persons, and seek relief and assistance for persons whose
freedom is restricted in any way or who are subject to coercion of any
kind because of their beliefs and political convictions, or for reasons
of race, sex, colour or language; protest in cases where a fair trial is
not guaranteed; provide legal assistance where necessary and possible;
call for improvements in conditions of prisoners of conscience; work for
amnesty of persons sentenced for political reasons." They have their
work cut out for them, and deserve support.
Levantinische Landkarten
Ägypten / Mizrajim 
(Mit Mizrajm gibt's schon
eine Grenze...)
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Y'allah
Bureau Cairo und Middle East, Naher Osten / Middle East:
Reportagen...
Muhammad Anwar al-Sadat
25.12.1918 - 06.10.1981In 1977 he
made the dramatic gesture of flying to Jerusalem to initiate
negotiations. (Hear President
Sadat's speech at the Knesset, 20.11.1977, ra, 69kb). His
efforts culminated (26.03.1979) in a historic Egyptian-Israeli peace
treaty.
However, the rapprochement with Israel and Sadat's pro-western
policies isolated Egypt in the Arab world, and generated some
opposition at home. After a period of some liberalization Sadat
cracked down on his opponents, arresting about 1,600 religious
(primarily Islamic fundamentalist) and secular dissidents in
September 1981. A month later, he was assassinated during a military
parade by several gunmen associated with a militant Muslim
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Die Rede Sadats vor der
Kneset in Jerusalem,
liegt vor als ra-file ca. 69kB
(mind. 14.4er Modem)
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Jordanien
Libanon
- LebNet
News from Lebanon
- www.salam.org -
MagaZine about Justice in the Middle East
- The Beirut
Times is aimed at the Arab-American (or
American-Arab) community. Like so many expatriate/diaspora
organizations, they sometimes try to be more Catholic than the pope when
it comes to the Arab-Israeli conflict -- and as is the case with
Lebanon, in particular, the troublesome question of the 35,000 Syrian
troops in Lebanon is an issue that they seem to have to be careful about
in their reporting. But in the belief that more than anything else the
peace process depends on a free flow of information, we recommend a
visit to the site.
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Walid Jumblat (zur Person)
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Bejruth in historischen Postkarten: Vorgestellt zum Fairuz
Konzert 1994.
Saudijah
Syrien
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Präsident Hafis al-Asad (zur Person):
I was born in Latakia to Ali Sulayman and Naisa, in October 1930.
Just before my birth, my father made the transition from a simple
peasant to minor notable. The family name was changed from Wahhish
to Asad. My mother, Naisa was a strong-minded woman...
... My primary goals for foreign policy are guaranteeing national
security, increasing influence among its Arab neighbors, and
arriving at an Arab-Israeli peace settlement which includes the
return of the Golan Heights. As far as the Arab-Israeli Conflict is
concerned, Syria has two goals: to give support to the Palestinian
cause and to recover the Golan Heights from Israel.
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CIA World Factbook: Syria
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Syria's Home Page
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Syria Online !
Another sign that the Berlin Wall
really did collapse, and that the Middle East is moving toward the
Mediterranean. Note however, that many of the Arab sites on the Net,
are run by students or other people living outside Syria. As far as
we've been able to find out, nearly no computer inside Syria is yet
connected to the Web. Israelis are greeted hesitantly, and do not do
their cause a service by flaming Arabs for the past. Focus on the
future!
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Gam baEsor
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SalamIran - sieht so unsere Zukunft aus? (Engl./Farsi)
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SalamIran
(English)
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The Iranian
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Democracy Network of Iran is a new site devoted to organizing
Iranian expatriates into a pro-democracy movement. The site is
informative, indeed inspirational. If you are Iranian, you can sign a
chain letter they are circulating on the Internet, trying to gain
support. And for more information about them, you can write to
DNI
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NomadNet
popped up on the net in June 1995, with reports from Somalia, Ethiopia,
and Djibouti. The Horn of Africa remains one of the crucial spots in the
geopolitics of the planet. Control the Horn and you've got the Persian
Gulf and the Suez Canal under your thumb. An issue of Wired
complained a while back that there's not enough Africa on the Web.
Here's a good place to start finding Africa. Ariga supports AT&T's plan
to ring Africa with fiber-optic cable.
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Türkei, Seite des Aussenministeriums
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Kulam bejahad, eine Zusammenstellung türkischer Webs Sites
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...weitere türkische WebSites
- Ataturk.com
Atatürk, Mustafa Kemal: Founder & First President, Republic of Turkey
(1881-1938)
- "500. YIL
VAKFI":
Anyos Munchos i Buenos...
500 Jahre Sfarad in der Tuerkei, die Geschichte des tuerkischen
Judentums
''Anyos Munchos y
buenos...''
RealAudio 14.4 Sfarad (24k)
Galluth Israel: S'farad
Die Levante in alten Bildern
Arabic Software
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